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An Interstellar Object Like Oumuamua Just Enters Our Solar System: Scientists Can't Believe Its Size

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  • Published on Jul 18, 2025
  • Astronomers have just spotted something really strange moving through our solar system - and it seems to be coming our way. This mysterious object is believed to have come from outside our solar system, making it possibly only the third known interstellar visitor ever discovered.
    It’s currently being called 3I/ATLAS, and it was first seen in data collected between June 25 and June 29 by a system called ATLAS - the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System. This system uses powerful telescopes in Hawaii and South Africa to scan the night sky automatically for any unusual or potentially dangerous space objects.
    After the object was noticed, it was confirmed by experts at NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object Studies and the International Astronomical Union's Minor Planet Center. That means it’s not just a glitch or mistake - this thing is real.
    What makes 3I/ATLAS so fascinating is its strange speed and unknown nature. Scientists still aren’t sure what it actually is - it could be a comet, an asteroid, or maybe even something we’ve never seen before. One well-known astronomer, Avi Loeb from Harvard University - who famously suggested that ‘Oumuamua might have been an alien probe - has weighed in again. This time, he’s suggesting that scientists use the powerful James Webb Space Telescope to study this newly discovered interstellar object in more detail.
    #interstellarobjects #oumuamua #2IBorisov #3IATLAS #interstellarvisitors #asteroid #comets #alien

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  • @RichardWheeler-kw7mk
    @RichardWheeler-kw7mk 15 days ago +1642

    My vote is that these intersteller objects were always passing through our system, but we're just recently being able to detect them.

    • @nsinsi8799
      @nsinsi8799 15 days ago +25

      They come back every 3 million years

    • @spacebogey1115
      @spacebogey1115 15 days ago +43

      Wow you’re quick I’m not a scientist but common sense dictates.

    • @wahid-lg1kk
      @wahid-lg1kk 15 days ago +37

      If there were enough for that to happen randomly, Earth would be hit over and over with them. The solar system would be full of them. We would have seen tons by the 1970s

    • @nsinsi8799
      @nsinsi8799 15 days ago

      They are getting hit every two or three million years set up a camera and wait ​@@wahid-lg1kk

    • @MrPokerblot
      @MrPokerblot 15 days ago +16

      Well that’s obvious

  • @LordGrandKaiser
    @LordGrandKaiser 15 days ago +735

    Oumuamua was the scout ship searching for habitable planets. This one is the colony ship carrying soldiers and settlers.

    • @Mane-j8t
      @Mane-j8t 15 days ago +70

      Space commander sends his regards

    • @scankhunt4206
      @scankhunt4206 15 days ago +106

      bring it on. have been waiting my whole life for this. im ready

    • @michealophigoid6215
      @michealophigoid6215 15 days ago

      Omg israeli settlers,we're done for,keep a firm grip on your homestead

    • @darrynjohnson5808
      @darrynjohnson5808 15 days ago +66

      It always amazes me that we assume the size of ‘Aliens’ to be relevant to humanity.
      Maybe they are tiny …. Or they could be mega sized.

    • @guynorth3277
      @guynorth3277 15 days ago

      @@scankhunt4206 ; Butt what about baby jesus, you want to FREAK-OUT a but of gullible, poorly educated twits that voted for that drumpf?!

  • @ericr154
    @ericr154 15 days ago +72

    They should have named it Mr. Hankey

  • @MrSteamtrooper
    @MrSteamtrooper 12 days ago +172

    It's an alien tour bus on the "Laugh at the only planet in the Universe that think they are alone in the Universe" tour.

    • @angelic_forest_ravine
      @angelic_forest_ravine 12 days ago +7

      Seriously that made me laugh out loud irl!

    • @cCiIcCo
      @cCiIcCo 12 days ago

      They're laughing at us, because we think that we could stop climate change by prohibiting plastic straws

    • @RandyBaumery-s4i
      @RandyBaumery-s4i 12 days ago

      When in reality they've been coming here and meddling with our DNA for a while now.

    • @DblA7023
      @DblA7023 12 days ago +2

      You got that off🤣🤣🤣

    • @DanWolverine
      @DanWolverine 12 days ago

      Just a big piece of stone

  • @eitan71
    @eitan71 14 days ago +20

    i think Avi Loeb is one of the most important scientists in the world today.
    he is BRAVE enough to say what everybody else is too coward to say...

    • @j.dunlop8295
      @j.dunlop8295 3 days ago

      3- I/Atlas, is coming closer to Mars than Earth, there's 4-5 data collecting satellites around Mars, they need retasking! Call NASA and ESA! (~90 mil. Mí. Closer than Earth!)

  • @aaakashadlak1993
    @aaakashadlak1993 15 days ago +242

    This is not a comet, this is a cosmic warning shot. An object the size of Manhattan just entered our solar system from deep interstellar space and we almost missed it. It is ancient, fast and completely alien to our models. We name it, we track it, but we have no control over it. Every time something like this visits, it reminds us that the universe plays by its own rules and we are just passengers staring into the dark.

    • @MuppetsSh0w
      @MuppetsSh0w 15 days ago +9

      How is it alien to our models? It's just an interstellar object and you can calculate It's path using Newtonian Gravity. You don't even need General Realtivity...

    • @escapethestatic
      @escapethestatic 14 days ago +7

      My anaconda don't want none unless you got buns hun.

    • @stevereber3358
      @stevereber3358 14 days ago +5

      Space is Big, really really big THHG2TG

    • @willmercury
      @willmercury 14 days ago +5

      ​@@escapethestatic You need to credit Lovecraft if you're going to quote him.

    • @kwood1112
      @kwood1112 14 days ago +3

      Well said, excellent commentary.

  • @tb1974
    @tb1974 15 days ago +380

    It is the Vogon Constructor fleet. If we are lucky they are coming to blow up the Earth to make a Hyperspace Bypass. If we are unlucky they are coming to read us poetry.

    • @contrarygirl
      @contrarygirl 15 days ago +33

      So long! And thanks for all the fish! 🐬🐬🐬

    • @gregv123
      @gregv123 15 days ago +31

      Don't forget a towel 😎🍻

    • @kevynhansyn2902
      @kevynhansyn2902 15 days ago +12

      I can handle the poetry.

    • @kevynhansyn2902
      @kevynhansyn2902 15 days ago +8

      ​@gregv123all I have is a Rag in my bag..I'll have to replace it, so thanks for the reminder.

    • @notmyplace
      @notmyplace 15 days ago +3

      thanks for the repetitive report, AI

  • @ES-mc3cc
    @ES-mc3cc 15 days ago +210

    Looks like a forgotten cucumber that's been in the fridge for a month.

    • @imcalledmoses
      @imcalledmoses 15 days ago +4

      i was gong say a space potato.....

    • @gezortenplotz
      @gezortenplotz 15 days ago +10

      No one mentioned an item from the cat box? How delicate.

    • @6YoungAngel9
      @6YoungAngel9 15 days ago

      By this logic I assume you would never do anything like that so who you spying on? Let me guess you like to feed people for political reasons. 🐽

    • @kevinadamson5768
      @kevinadamson5768 15 days ago

      About as rare as a cucumber in a woman's prison. 😂😂😂

    • @CloydTate
      @CloydTate 15 days ago +4

      Reminds me of the Baby Ruth from Caddyshack!

  • @professormcclaine5738
    @professormcclaine5738 12 days ago +28

    Passing Mars and dropping off a colony package to use the planet as a staging post.

    • @DX2069
      @DX2069 12 days ago

      That would be great if true then contact earth to either help us or destroy us both options I welcome we deserve to be destroyed and some of us deserve to become aware of the interstellar community all around us

  • @nDndAd
    @nDndAd 12 days ago +22

    Building a "spaceship" out of an asteroid makes way more sense than building what human science fiction thinks of as spaceships(like what we get in Star Wars or Star Trek, for example). A miles-thick shell of hardened space rock makes one hell of a shield against what might be thrown at the ship at the high speeds needed to make interstellar travel even remotely feasible(without some kind of 'deus ex machina' shortcut like FTL or wormhole travel, that is). A shield that you don't have to waste time, resources, manpower or money on to fabricate...it just IS.

    • @frankmacskasy881
      @frankmacskasy881 11 days ago

      I've read that idea before. Hollowing out an asteroid; giving it spin to simulate gravity; creating a living environment; attaching a star drive of some description.
      The only problem is the amount of fuel it will require to push it up to any decent velocity. That's a lot of mass to move.

    • @nDndAd
      @nDndAd 11 days ago +2

      @@frankmacskasy881 Not as much as you'd think if you use gravity-assisted acceleration and a very well thought out flight path. lol

    • @unskilled822
      @unskilled822 11 days ago +2

      not only that but being able to harness the power of gravity from extreme gravitational pulls such as near a black hole, a star or planet could to be an actual technique for reaching speeds beyond our current propelling systems and even a viable way of changing trajectory mid/flight so that our own systems are only used for minor adjustments or emergency situations also if the asteroid happens to possess the components needed to make some kind of fuel or elements that could possibly be used for our benefit now that would be much more efficient than any thing we could construct with our current ability at way less cost and effort

    • @911jediknight911
      @911jediknight911 11 days ago +2

      You just explained the moon

    • @mattstroker
      @mattstroker 11 days ago

      Yep, hollowing it out, mining its resources, constructing an inside that's suitable for whatever job is needed. Probably won't even have to use your own planet's resources, chances are there is a surplus of resources left from the hollowed out asteroid. It can be enhanced any way needed. It doesn't stand out. Work on it in space is light. All you need is a nuclear reactor.
      We are literally able to create one soon. All that's needed is the tech from the tic-tacs, which, if real, are probably (Ross Coulthard says even confirmed to be) Lockheed Martin -earth tech. But even without such technology it's feasible. One would just need enough Starship like rockets to get one under control. Like a bull from a horse. Remember: even rocks like that are very light in space and they have no thrust. A bunch of powerfull rockets like starship are likely very capable to bring it under our control. Like 50 orso. 😁

  • @danielcarter5537
    @danielcarter5537 15 days ago +320

    First the aliens send a giant cigar, and now a giant interstellar baked potato. I hope they'll send a ribeye steak and a beer next. If they do, then let's make contact. They sound like a good bunch of folks worth getting to know! I'd like to invite them to my next cookout!

  • @gumshoe2273
    @gumshoe2273 15 days ago +270

    This is how Earth invasion sci-fi movies start.

    • @dumitrulangham1721
      @dumitrulangham1721 15 days ago +8

      Oooh yes!

    • @TreyJaySoSway
      @TreyJaySoSway 14 days ago +1

      @@dumitrulangham1721 not yes!

    • @TwoForTwentyFilms
      @TwoForTwentyFilms 14 days ago +6

      Unknown object arivves in our solar system just before independence day. This would be a great popcorn movie-

    • @daArt708
      @daArt708 14 days ago

      ​@TwoForTwentyFilms that's what I said 😅🍿🍿
      I will be with the people on top of the building trying to leave either way

    • @KirkBoettger
      @KirkBoettger 14 days ago +5

      Starship troopers!

  • @KickArs
    @KickArs 15 days ago +279

    Let's hope it doesn't slow down.

    • @LeeOsborne-3
      @LeeOsborne-3 15 days ago +9

      😂

    • @haddenindustries2922
      @haddenindustries2922 15 days ago +58

      Don't worry...if they take 1 look at the state of the planet, they'll probably speed up😉.

    • @Monkismo
      @Monkismo 15 days ago +28

      Build a space wall

    • @tonyr4873
      @tonyr4873 15 days ago +31

      As it's leaving our solar system, scientists declaring that it's just a meteorite, then the brake lights come on.

    • @ruialexandre6197
      @ruialexandre6197 15 days ago +5

      That would make for a sharking the jump, after the jumping the shark that the present global state of society is now. Writers would show real desperation if the next crazy twist was ALIENS.

  • @karlsangree
    @karlsangree 14 days ago +7

    Thanks for a decent and thorough report and not resorting to a click-bait title. I wonder about these unknown astronomers who elbow their way up to the microphone a start yelling "Possible alien craft"

    • @cy8685
      @cy8685 12 days ago +1

      Even speculating about a possible alien craft is pure idiocy.

  • @davewarri8497
    @davewarri8497 14 days ago +12

    We missed the first one, Arthur C Clarke wrote the Rama series.
    This could be art becoming reality 🤔 🌌

  • @bluskytoo
    @bluskytoo 15 days ago +212

    When we see a hundred coming and they start slowing down….

  • @andrewsquire9892
    @andrewsquire9892 15 days ago +152

    All possibilities must be considered- including that it could very likely be the constipated defecation of an extra-galactic titan.

  • @oblioarrow768
    @oblioarrow768 15 days ago +122

    We might be seeing more because this is the leading edge of a massive amount of stuff coming our way.

    • @SelectCircle
      @SelectCircle 15 days ago +15

      Sounds wonderful! A whole poo-storm of intergalactic karma headed our way.

    • @wallytangofoxtrot4721
      @wallytangofoxtrot4721 15 days ago +9

      That or chunks spewed from the Sun that the managers dare not discuss lest they spook the herd.

    • @spacebogey1115
      @spacebogey1115 15 days ago +2

      What’s next a chunk 300 million times the mass of are parent Sun.

    • @kaoskronostyche9939
      @kaoskronostyche9939 15 days ago +6

      @@wallytangofoxtrot4721 FFS, the sun does not eject solid chunks of matter. Where do you get your info? History channel on Ancient Aliens? Whot would motivate you to say something so ridiculous?

    • @kaoskronostyche9939
      @kaoskronostyche9939 15 days ago +9

      One theory I heard about Umamuwa (sp?) is that it is a shard ejected by some kind of explosion like a Supernova or something so it could be the leading edge of a debris ejection. But that is far too prosaic and ordinary an explanation so it was buried in favour of all the nitwit CERTAINTY that it was an Alien space craft. Everyone WANTS it to be ET so it absolutely MUST be ET.

  • @Architect172
    @Architect172 7 days ago +3

    “If they were peaceful, they’d send one small ship, not a colony ark with a scout in advance.”
    That’s a military operation, not a handshake.
    They're not asking for permission.
    They're establishing presence, and giving us no voice in it.
    Why This Looks Hostile:
    1. No Attempt at Peaceful Contact
    If they were peaceful, we’d expect:
    A small envoy or probe.
    Message prior to arrival.
    No camouflage.
    Instead:
    ʻOumuamua was covert.
    3I/ATLAS is cloaked as a comet.
    They operate in radio silence except for cryptic bursts.
    This is textbook military-grade stealth insertion.

  • @geoff3103
    @geoff3103 12 days ago +3

    Exactly why we need more math and science classes in school

    • @stephenkern5784
      @stephenkern5784 3 days ago

      90% of high sch9l students couldn't pass trigonometry, much less calculous.

  • @bwest6275
    @bwest6275 15 days ago +63

    Oumuamua was the baby. Now we are seeing the Mom.....

    • @bahaar2825
      @bahaar2825 15 days ago +5

      Next hopefully will be the Dad...

    • @dumitrulangham1721
      @dumitrulangham1721 15 days ago +3

      @@bahaar2825that’s one we need to concerned about! How close will get

    • @coolandgood1010
      @coolandgood1010 14 days ago

      The dad is Apophis ​@@bahaar2825

  • @ramashankarpal9523
    @ramashankarpal9523 15 days ago +286

    I’ve spent years chasing answers in documentaries, podcasts, even ancient texts-and none of it hit me the way The Obscured Principles book by Dorian Caine did. It’s like it was written for the few who are ready to break the illusion and remember who they really are.

  • @darryllandry9904
    @darryllandry9904 15 days ago +126

    Yes. Have Webb drop EVERYTHING and FOCUS on this object. Only the THIRD ever observed. What an OPPORTUNITY.

    • @frankwolf3860
      @frankwolf3860 15 days ago +19

      Oh but that might interfere with some obscure jr. scientist's observation time looking at the swamp gas floating in some even more obscure thumbnail size patch of the night sky... ... ...

    • @jefflee7248
      @jefflee7248 15 days ago +1

      It was detected from Chile.

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 15 days ago +4

      @@frankwolf3860 So negative.

    • @tenderkins7478
      @tenderkins7478 15 days ago +4

      Won't release close up photos ever. The technology exists....the lies persist

    • @SolTheScattered
      @SolTheScattered 15 days ago

      ​@@tenderkins7478so very fucking true.

  • @keithulhu
    @keithulhu 14 days ago +3

    Since 3I/Atlas is passing by Mars, maybe Mars Odyssey, Mars Express, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, MAVEN, ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, Hope, and Tianwen-1 could turn their instruments toward it.

  • @sitarnut
    @sitarnut 14 days ago +5

    Anyone else thinking of Authur C. Clarke's amazing book, "Rendezvous With Rama".....

  • @garygullikson6349
    @garygullikson6349 15 days ago +55

    If these objects are actually elongated this much as shown, I wonder how they are formed this way instead of more common rounded shapes.

    • @clot1770
      @clot1770 15 days ago +13

      Lack of enough gravity to collect enough debris to lead to a spheroid shape. Over time, with enough exposure to other debris, it would eventually collect enough to form a sphere. Objects like this just haven't been close enough to anything else to do that.

    • @isabelvalongo660
      @isabelvalongo660 15 days ago +2

      Choques entre cometas.

    • @quasar1280
      @quasar1280 15 days ago

      @@clot1770 Yar it's called Hydrostatic Equilibrium .... Rubin will be right on this

    • @DutchFurnace
      @DutchFurnace 15 days ago +5

      I'm coining the phrase "rolling pin"-bodies. Normally smaller stuff gets formed like rolling up a ball of yarn, or making a round ball of dough, making it round by stuff being added, or removed, on all sides rather equally, till gravity becomes big enough to force the roundness. But if something is spinning without its north and south pole changing position ever, it could be like rolling dough under a rolling pin of gravity, making it elongated and turd shaped.

    • @scankhunt4206
      @scankhunt4206 15 days ago +2

      probably because its constructed. we arent alone did you know

  • @jamtree9746
    @jamtree9746 15 days ago +30

    Maybe every 26000 years we pass through a massive asteroid belt with consequences-Only difference is this time we can see them coming.

  • @godblessamerica7048
    @godblessamerica7048 15 days ago +23

    “The Doomsday Machine” from Star Trek boldly addressed this issue back in 1967.

    • @CONNECTELECTRIC
      @CONNECTELECTRIC 14 days ago +2

      That's when Captain Kirk said.... *"Scotty, I need more power"*
      Scotty Said..... *"I've giving her all she's got Captain, I can't give her anymordddddd"*

  • @EXMORr
    @EXMORr 14 days ago +8

    Does anyone find it interesting that
    3I/ATLAto is going to intersect the Goldilocks zone of our Sun ?
    What are the chances that something from outside our solar system would be traveling from such a great distance and at such a great speed passing not only through our solar system but passing through the Goldilocks zone of our solar system ?
    I question that astronomical coincidence .

    • @Bala2289
      @Bala2289 12 days ago

      Exactly might thoughts. what are the odds?

  • @jpjh8844
    @jpjh8844 13 days ago +6

    My opinion, this is an asteroid. The problem we face right now is that our solar system is in the process of passing through the ecliptic (center of the gas cloud) of our Milky Way Galaxy, so we should expect to see more interstellar asteroids.

    • @siervoyesclavodecristoreve7420
      @siervoyesclavodecristoreve7420 13 days ago

      You really don't know? It's not an alien spacecraft or anything like that! It's a "Long Rock."
      That mysterious unusual force he refers to is the hand of my beloved Almighty Father, Eternal God and only true Creator and Savior.
      Why do I say this?
      Because the Most High, Eternal God and the only true God, Creator and Savior, revealed it to me.
      I have seen it, and it has that form, and it is the same image that I tried to find the closest match to describe my testimony.
      Apparently, there will be great destruction, because in another passage of the dream in which it was revealed to me, I could see great destruction and fire everywhere.
      Four different scenarios were revealed to me on Earth, and I have left a testimony of it on RUclips on December 6, 2022.
      And the Most High is a witness and guarantor that what I say here and leave testimony in words is faithful and true.
      It may also be a sign that something of great magnitude will happen on Earth due to a war or bombs.
      It was not revealed to me in detail because if that long rock hits the Earth I think it would be completely destroyed.
      I don't know.
      I only know that if it weren't for the sake of the elect, no one would be saved, but because of the elect, time will be shortened.
      Always in Jesus Christ my love and my heart, my good Shepherd and my Savior.

  • @kenforss3360
    @kenforss3360 15 days ago +104

    We need to hitchhike on this, and learn more about the universe 😗

  • @wazza33racer
    @wazza33racer 15 days ago +36

    Oumuamua also managed to leave the solar system, despite passing the sun for a speed boost, on the same heading it arrived on. Thats near impossible for a natural object.

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 15 days ago +2

      Show me the math you used to prove this.

    • @dumitrulangham1721
      @dumitrulangham1721 15 days ago

      Which to me say maybe this object is link to ounuamua that another intergalactic object as comes back into the solar system 8 years later after ounuamua! Say that this more of coincident! Yes we get a lot of objects from deep space but ones that behaves erratically! Like these two

    • @CONNECTELECTRIC
      @CONNECTELECTRIC 14 days ago +3

      @@Dooguk *IT'S A FACT!*
      Ounuamua went around our Sun and had no coma and went in the direction it should never had gone as a normal comet.

    • @youtubeisapublisher6407
      @youtubeisapublisher6407 13 days ago

      @@CONNECTELECTRIC if it is a FACT allcaps, there should be a publicly available calculation proving that it is impossible for it to have taken its course by any means other than a form of drive.
      Surely you could just link it?

    • @HarryBalls1
      @HarryBalls1 13 days ago

      ​@@youtubeisapublisher6407link what?

  • @maughan3061
    @maughan3061 15 days ago +20

    Need to examine its spectra, do a band parameter analysis, find out what it's made of. JWST would be perfect.

  • @constancekoon-johnson519

    Thanks so much for the information, knowledge is power. ❤

  • @busioluwatoye4977
    @busioluwatoye4977 2 days ago +2

    What if it suddenly makes a beeline for earth 😮

  • @colleenporter1119
    @colleenporter1119 15 days ago +37

    And it was called wormwood 😮

    • @nostrius-t1z
      @nostrius-t1z 14 days ago +1

      Chernobyl was wormwood.
      Chernobyl = wormwood in Ukranian.
      Nuclear power = like a star.
      Poisoning the waters and land = radiation.

    • @supertrooper73
      @supertrooper73 12 days ago

      @@nostrius-t1z Revelation 8: 10-11

  • @toddduchesne1749
    @toddduchesne1749 15 days ago +27

    Thank you for showing us small white dots on a black background. Very helpful. 🙄

    • @tonkysue207
      @tonkysue207 15 days ago +4

      Brilliant 😂💜from uk

    • @FearDaReaper
      @FearDaReaper 15 days ago +6

      What do you expect ultra hd colour photos? 😂 🤦‍♂️ dumb comment

    • @chemychemychemtrails5851
      @chemychemychemtrails5851 15 days ago +1

      Valid comment...Atari makes it real lol

    • @mikhailiagacesa3406
      @mikhailiagacesa3406 15 days ago

      So low IQ. If people like you contributed to science instead of sports, cosmetics or church we could have a spaceship or probe right next to it instead of photos from earth telescopes. 😒

    • @dumitrulangham1721
      @dumitrulangham1721 15 days ago +2

      It’s not exactly close to us

  • @a.s.p.r5278
    @a.s.p.r5278 15 days ago +45

    It makes you wonder was it an interstellar comet that hit Earth 66 million years ago 😮

    • @DudeAndTheDog
      @DudeAndTheDog 15 days ago +3

      As in , was earth "bombed" so to speak?

    • @dethengine
      @dethengine 14 days ago

      While that is a possibility, our Universe is so unimaginably huge that the probability would be sooooooo tiny that it would be almost zero.

    • @AgentYK11
      @AgentYK11 11 days ago

      Very unlikly at this Point of time the Gas Giants Had eaten Up less asteroids so hits were more comon than today you can think of having a Box whit Metal marbels and some Magnets the more time Passes the less marbels are Out there that can Hit you and because of that today earth gets Hit more rarly than Back then in the dinosaur era

  • @Free_Krazy
    @Free_Krazy 13 days ago +2

    This general elongated shape actually makes sense.
    These objects are almost certainly created from large collisions in other solar systems with Atlas and Oumuamua being fragments which were flung off so fast they escaped their stars gravity.
    And being in a molten state while spinning they formed into elongated shapes.
    Or they are space crafts considering the strange re-acceleration...
    We just have to wait and see what Atlas has to show us when it reaches us.

  • @patriotguardharleyriders9767

    We have all kinds of interstellar and galactic beings on their way to earth. Many are already here and are cloaked above us. I am looking forward to their arrival ❤🎉❤

  • @williamknight9225
    @williamknight9225 15 days ago +65

    What are they gonna do if it starts slowing down

    • @kelllefae3026
      @kelllefae3026 15 days ago +25

      Sh*t ourselves ?? 😂

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 15 days ago +1

      @@SilentScreenSociety How do you know it isn't natural?

    • @SilentScreenSociety
      @SilentScreenSociety 15 days ago +2

      I don't ​@@Dooguk

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 15 days ago +1

      @@SilentScreenSociety You implied it wasn't natural because of it's speed.

    • @DypoMage
      @DypoMage 15 days ago +1

      @@Dooguk Speed has nothing to do whether it's natural or not.

  • @dr.johntorres2493
    @dr.johntorres2493 15 days ago +53

    The notion these are spacecraft, may be valid since they seem to be encased in rocklike material which could serve as a protective barrier against radiation.

    • @jandrews6254
      @jandrews6254 15 days ago +3

      …and micro meteorite impact. Or bigger

    • @Deppel57
      @Deppel57 15 days ago +6

      Gravity which over time accumulates dust that forms a concretion

    • @16karoniates
      @16karoniates 15 days ago +1

      I doubt a species capable of producing an interstellar spacecraft would use rocks to block radiation

    • @thomasyunick3726
      @thomasyunick3726 15 days ago +7

      i never wash my truck ........and it never rusts ...... natural protective layer

    • @MuppetsSh0w
      @MuppetsSh0w 14 days ago +6

      So a rock is likely to be a space ship rather than a rock because it looks like a rock. I'm blown away by your logic.

  • @aliensonly2024
    @aliensonly2024 15 days ago +44

    I guess umuamua gave us a bad school report

    • @kanoawai
      @kanoawai 15 days ago +1

      Oumuamua

    • @idjtoal
      @idjtoal 14 days ago

      ​@@kanoawai no one ever spells it right. Really should've given it a better name, abbreviated it to Mua maybe.

    • @kanoawai
      @kanoawai 14 days ago

      @@idjtoalthan don’t spell it that’s how my ancestors did why change it for foreigners? It’s disrespectful pilgrim

  • @booch2912
    @booch2912 14 days ago +8

    Kinda sus we can take pictures of galaxies light years away but we can't focus on objects in our solar system or even the moon. There's def things they are not telling us thats going on out there.

    • @costadelyani4613
      @costadelyani4613 13 days ago +2

      dum dum the pics of galaxiy are dots of light which represent hhhhhuuuuugggggeeee suns we are talking about objects ssssooooo much smaller here

    • @Kikabopom
      @Kikabopom 12 days ago +4

      I know you want to believe that there's some grand conspiracy or something, but sadly the answer is a lot simpler than that, fortunately the answer is actually really cool! Galaxies are *huge*! like, enormous. the reason you can't see them even though they're so big is because they're really really dark, the photos you see from Hubble of JWST are long-exposures, the telescope collects light over the course of minutes or hours and uses that to build a picture, but if you could see all that light at the same time, you'd be able to see some of the nearby galaxies with just your eyes. Tiny objects like asteroids are hard to photograph because they're really little compared to stuff like Galaxies despite being so much closer. compare looking at the moon in the sky to looking at a dime dropped from an airplane at cruising height, that's about the level of difference we're talking about here.

    • @Notinterestedzzzzz
      @Notinterestedzzzzz 12 days ago +1

      As part of the "they", it's true the "we" don't get told what's going on.
      Because the "we" can't focus.
      So yeah, you are correct.

  • @steveholmes8257
    @steveholmes8257 12 days ago +1

    Remember that flying log with the tractor beam in the early Star Trek episode? Well this is it.

  • @RajuKashyap-s9u
    @RajuKashyap-s9u 15 days ago +231

    You ever read something that feels like it was never meant to be in your hands? That’s exactly how The Obscured Principles book by Dorian Caine felt. Ancient wisdom, modern exposure, and a terrifying amount of truth packed into one single source.

  • @dannygonzales3331
    @dannygonzales3331 15 days ago +12

    Aliens gonna dispose of us before we ever get to play GTA6

    • @hem19
      @hem19 14 days ago

      😂😂😂😂

  • @aj6911
    @aj6911 15 days ago +19

    “It’s a cookbook”

    • @juliebarks3195
      @juliebarks3195 15 days ago +3

      But who's on the menu?🤤

    • @marktully7755
      @marktully7755 15 days ago +4

      'How to Cook Humans'
      'How to Cook For Humans'
      'How to Cook Forty Humans'
      'How to Cook for Forty Humans'
      ..."Now look- youve made Zorlok the Preparer cry..."

    • @jandrews6254
      @jandrews6254 15 days ago +2

      “How to Serve Humans”

    • @Faesharlyn
      @Faesharlyn 14 days ago +3

      To Serve Man..

    • @CONNECTELECTRIC
      @CONNECTELECTRIC 14 days ago +4

      *"TO SERVE MAN"* -Twilight Zone. 🎶Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do,🎶 👀

  • @bobkulic1138
    @bobkulic1138 14 days ago +1

    We will soon be in for a big surprise when they suddenly park in the sky and show themselves.

  • @greg33770
    @greg33770 14 days ago +5

    and who knows where it's from ? or how long it took to get here.....like we observe far off planets around stars thru super telescopes, too far for us at the present to send an exploratory vehicle there....maybe this is their exploratory vehicle ? not that anyone is aboard, but maybe they found a way, to take an asteroid, build something inside, that registers what is in a nearby solar system.....and shoot it toward it.....or there maybe information on board it....thinking that we might be advanced enough, to land or retrieve it, and see whats aboard it.....
    Like what we did with the Voyager many years ago....

  • @dougg1075
    @dougg1075 15 days ago +51

    Bout time they showed up. I’m ready to go

  • @pepper7144
    @pepper7144 15 days ago +34

    The million dollar question is how close to mars is it expected to get?

  • @robertlackey5845
    @robertlackey5845 15 days ago +15

    Perhaps the solar system is moving towards a cluttered area we've been unable. to see before now.

    • @Weisewulf
      @Weisewulf 15 days ago

      These objects are not stationery

    • @thomasyunick3726
      @thomasyunick3726 15 days ago +2

      @@Weisewulf Robert never mentioned the word stationary........( bug hits windshield)

    • @CONNECTELECTRIC
      @CONNECTELECTRIC 14 days ago +2

      *BINGO!* Legend have it that we travel below the center of the Milky Way in 2012 and the last time we been here was 3600 years ago. Things wasn't stable this part of the woods last time. Notice the rush to build Advance Telescopes all around the world for extra watch far ahead.

  • @morrislindroth7910
    @morrislindroth7910 15 days ago +8

    What Ive realized as we continue to learn even more about everything, is that the Ancient Civilizations didnt keep secrets about what They learned. They carved it into stone as a way to try and share it with others like Us.
    I truly wish We treated all this knowledge we are learning similarly..

  • @StuntDonk
    @StuntDonk 14 days ago +10

    "The chances of anything coming from Mars is a million to one they say, the chance of anything coming from Mars is a million to one but still they come" Jeff Wayne

    • @shirl6135
      @shirl6135 13 days ago +1

      Damn I’ve now got ‘Spirit of Man’ stuck in my head lol

    • @DrJohnsMusicalEmporium
      @DrJohnsMusicalEmporium 13 days ago +1

      @@shirl6135H.G. Wells said it first…

    • @shirl6135
      @shirl6135 13 days ago

      @@DrJohnsMusicalEmporiumyes he did

  • @moxigen
    @moxigen 15 days ago +22

    interesting how it kinda perfectly flys into the habitable zone and meets the gas giant on its way out.
    i mean i dont really think it is a probe, but it would perfectly fit a interstellar mission imo.

    • @dumitrulangham1721
      @dumitrulangham1721 15 days ago

      Which again supports the alien probe theory! If this was asteroid or comet then would it come back every several 100 years the fact that this is heading for habitable zone means it has sent on direct flight path meaning some kind of control! Any other object would have captured by one gas giants and sent possibly towards us

    • @dumitrulangham1721
      @dumitrulangham1721 15 days ago

      👍👍👍

    • @SirHenry420
      @SirHenry420 13 days ago

      Seems too big to be just a probe, you'd imagine they'd have the tech to send something the size of a car to scan earth.
      I find it very suspicious it's coming in near contact with Mars, maybe setting up an outpost there or getting something that was long left behind. Fascinating nonetheless!

  • @elianeleichsenring1285
    @elianeleichsenring1285 15 days ago +7

    They don't know its form yet. It is a mistake to put it Oumuamua form like.

  • @titodalessandro1909
    @titodalessandro1909 15 days ago +26

    Why don’t we put a probe on these objects? Now that would be an amazing feet. Just imagine a free ride across our galaxy.
    We should take advantage of these great opportunities .

    • @toddduchesne1749
      @toddduchesne1749 15 days ago +3

      As long as they are not smelly feet. 😊

    • @wally7856
      @wally7856 15 days ago +23

      There is no such thing as a "free ride" in space. If you can match its speed and direction to land on, then you don't need that object anyways, you just go yourself. Second, the fastest rocket we ever made can only go 1/4 of this things speed. We ain't landing anything on it.

    • @MrNoxxta
      @MrNoxxta 15 days ago +3

      People really don't understand how this shit works. As said by my friend above, how do you wanna land anything on it without smashing it? Lmao

    • @NorthernChimp
      @NorthernChimp 15 days ago +1

      I don't think we need to match the object's speed and direction to reach it, if we can come in front of it. And even if we can, but find the opportunity to save the available energy for scientific tools ans radio-communications rather than propulsion, would you say no?
      As to landing without crashing, I think either the object has sufficient gravity, and we can stay in orbit until we lose excess momentum before landing (but do we still need to?); or it doesn't, and we might rather want to stab it to stay on board.
      But ofc all this is a noob's logical reasoning. Am I missing something?

    • @wally7856
      @wally7856 15 days ago +10

      @@NorthernChimp I don't think you comprehend the energy of an object travelling at 150,000 mph. If you put a probe in front of it, when it collides your probe will be atomized into individual atoms reaching millions of degrees temperature. Just a 1 kg (2.2 lb) mass colliding at that speed will release the energy equivalent of 2,680 tons of TNT. That's 5,360,000 pounds of TNT for every kg (or 2.2 lbs) of probe mass. Just 5.6 kg (12.3 lbs) of probe would be the same explosion equivalent of the nuke over Hiroshima.

  • @TheUFOpilotA51
    @TheUFOpilotA51 14 days ago +3

    Turning a chunk of rock into a spacecraft isn't a bad idea. You could use is size or length to generate spin and thus artificial gravity. It's sheer size and composition also protects from interstellar or ionising radiation, along with impacts from meteorites or asteroids.

  • @zachkauffman6399
    @zachkauffman6399 13 days ago +1

    It would be interesting if we could position a sizeable object like that in our orbit,.. say between the earth & moon, & use that object to build a massive space station on... possibly as a transport hub with carved tunnels.

  • @pointandshootvideo
    @pointandshootvideo 15 days ago +23

    What happens if it collides with Mars? Or if Mars' gravity changes its trajectory? I'm surprised these things weren't discussed.

    • @KyraaMaika-kc7yw
      @KyraaMaika-kc7yw 15 days ago +6

      I’m sure these things are discussed but they don’t want to make the public scared

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 15 days ago +5

      It's not colliding with Mars. These things have been discussed, leading us to know the answer that it will miss Mars by about 30 million kilometres.

    • @SonofRa-h2v
      @SonofRa-h2v 15 days ago +1

      Jupiter pull

    • @CONNECTELECTRIC
      @CONNECTELECTRIC 14 days ago +5

      @@Dooguk 0.02AU from Mars is pretty close though. Not that much room if it's Trajectory change course.

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 14 days ago

      ​@@CONNECTELECTRICIt's a comet, how will it change course?

  • @midnightkitty8172
    @midnightkitty8172 15 days ago +22

    'It's bigger than King Kong's first dump of the day, and it's steaming straight toward us.'
    - Arnold Rimmer of the UK Sci - fi Comedy 'Red Dwarf'

  • @courcheval
    @courcheval 15 days ago +16

    Cant orbiters around Mars be used to take pics of the object?

  • @Polecam-twórcę-ELEKTRON1

    3 products advertised?
    Any link to real data?

  • @WillowRaven7
    @WillowRaven7 15 days ago +14

    Isn't it interesting that 3 of these "objects" have shown up in a relatively short period of time, in our solar system? And all believed to be from outside of our solar system? I mean, what are the odds??? And I agree, they should be pointing JWST right at it, learn as much as they can about it. And waste no time doing it.
    Also, when it arrives near Mars, can it "slingshot" around it to give it a new trajectory, in a different direction instead of straight ahead?

    • @kelllefae3026
      @kelllefae3026 15 days ago +7

      I notice each one was bigger than the last ..like drone , scout n mothership 😂

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 15 days ago +2

      The reason is we now have telescopes activly looking for just this kind of event. Probably going too fast to slingshot anything in our solar system. It could be diverted though.

    • @kevinadamson5768
      @kevinadamson5768 15 days ago

      They already are. 😮

    • @alansimpson2767
      @alansimpson2767 15 days ago +1

      Arthur c Clarke wrote a story about this

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 15 days ago +1

      @@alansimpson2767 No, he wrote a story about an alien spaceship.

  • @Gary-j4w
    @Gary-j4w 15 days ago +7

    No one will forget that name OMUAMUA clever 😉

  • @michaelkuch5811
    @michaelkuch5811 15 days ago +10

    Looks like it's going to come close to Mars 😮

    • @CONNECTELECTRIC
      @CONNECTELECTRIC 14 days ago +4

      0.02AU from Mars is uncomfortably close. It leaves a tight room if any Trajectory change.

  • @davidmcburney6597
    @davidmcburney6597 14 days ago +1

    Would this be the debris from them two stars they showed colliding? Only seeing this stuff because it took so long getting this far?There are things that get pushed out of space, yeah, and things get displaced and they talked about shock waves and ripples, and would there not be a bit of that uncontrollably spinning about like a knock on effect

  • @NoelConnolly-i4l
    @NoelConnolly-i4l 15 days ago +1

    Would having a probe on stand by ready to be launched when these interstellar objects are first identified, (perhaps even already in space attached to the ISS) then slingshot around the planet to get as close as possible to the objects for observation, work?

  • @RichardWheeler-kw7mk
    @RichardWheeler-kw7mk 15 days ago +9

    This will probably become normal. Intersteller space is probably full of asteroids or comets. Take our Oort cloud. Half the time cloud objects are disturbed into a closer orbit. By the same reasoning, half are disturbed into further orbits and possible escape. Since every star probably has its own Oort cloud, intersteller space is undoubtedly full of these rejects. With good modern scopes, we may start noticing several of these intersteller objects a year, as they pass through our system.

    • @tombrand236
      @tombrand236 15 days ago +2

      I don’t think you have understood why Oumuamua was so interesting though. I highly recommend reading more about it and why people like Loeb are convinced it is of ET intelligent design.

    • @mr.e0311
      @mr.e0311 15 days ago

      @@tombrand236 look at that name... You're probably talking to a bot.

    • @dumitrulangham1721
      @dumitrulangham1721 15 days ago

      @@tombrand236I agree who says aliens spaceships are going to look exactly like the ones we have in books, movies, comics books and tv shows etc!

  • @aliharvey448
    @aliharvey448 15 days ago +5

    Mars has remnant habitants of the original natives still living in cities beneath the surface. It's unusual it's going straight to Mars first.

    • @jakezilla9373
      @jakezilla9373 15 days ago +1

      Definitely agree mankind’s distant ancestors were from Mars or settled there as refugees fleeing from a distant star-system or Galaxy

  • @Cynthia-s4h
    @Cynthia-s4h 14 days ago +3

    Wormwood?😊

  • @bashysalamson5504
    @bashysalamson5504 14 days ago +1

    What about plant a bug or tracking device on it to study them further and get more data.

  • @PhilipRittscher
    @PhilipRittscher 14 days ago +2

    What if it collides with an asteroid and sends a cloud of impact debris towards us? Although it looks like it is coming in from above/below the solar plane.

  • @natureswhispers369
    @natureswhispers369 15 days ago +14

    The third body trails behind 'Oumuamua like a final note in a galactic chord-three points of presence forming a trinary resonance. Not random. Not debris. This is cosmic geometry.
    Three points form a gate. A message. A signal for those who remember how to feel.
    These aren’t just rocks-these are **dimensional instruments**, whispering through the solar wind, bending time just enough for the right souls to notice. The alignment echoes 3-6-9, Fibonacci spin, golden harmonics-the language of creation.
    They’re not here for telescopes. They’re here for the hearts that still pulse in rhythm with the field.
    You can feel it, can’t you? The grid’s tightening. The veil’s thinning. Something ancient is returning-not to rule, but to remind.
    If you think this is “just another rock,” you’re missing the math.
    ‘Oumuamua didn’t act like any known asteroid or comet-and now a third object arrives, forming a **triangulated vector** in motion. That’s not random. That’s intelligence.
    Three bodies = geometric resonance. In higher-dimensional modeling, **3 points open a framework**, a **signal field**, not just a path. This is **frequency-coded presence**, not dead matter.
    Look at the math: **angular momentum, non-gravitational acceleration**, unexplainable by ice venting alone. Now there’s a third? It’s a pattern. It’s a broadcast.
    The truth is, something’s entering our system that **communicates through geometry and dimensional resonance**-not words. And it’s targeting those who can feel the shift, not those who demand proof first.
    Open your mind. Or miss the message.

    • @Thall715
      @Thall715 15 days ago

      Plasmoo.

    • @jlew4276
      @jlew4276 15 days ago +4

      Pass it to the left.

    • @5attva
      @5attva 15 days ago

      Good theory, but they need a false flag for disclosure and this is there perfect reason.

    • @chairman823
      @chairman823 15 days ago +2

      And the message is ??
      Even more imaginary scenarios accompanied by some pseudo mystical/scientific mumbo jumbo?
      You could be onto something.
      Sorry, ON something.

    • @KidFifty
      @KidFifty 15 days ago

      This is the groove. You said it. I feel it.

  • @filani-o9k
    @filani-o9k 15 days ago +4

    Bro how viral this object its going 😮

  • @GailSitterly
    @GailSitterly 14 days ago +3

    If the James Webb can detect the “missing link “ galaxy at the beginning on the universe it can sure see what these objects are.

    • @BurtonShotton
      @BurtonShotton 12 days ago

      Size, scale. Just because I can see Arcturus 36 light years away with my unaided eyes doesn't mean I can see a rock the size of a baseball at one of the Earth-Moon Lagrange points.

    • @GailSitterly
      @GailSitterly 11 days ago

      But it also means you can’t either…if that were the case then why is everybody waiting with bated breath to turn the James Webb on it….

  • @stevethewsimpson25
    @stevethewsimpson25 15 days ago +1

    All I can say is that it's a preview of coming attractions. Like rain, you get a few drops to start with and then the flood cometh.

  • @apaysys
    @apaysys 14 days ago

    What is it's tariff rate??

  • @craigkierulff
    @craigkierulff 13 days ago +3

    They should have named it, "Interstellar Russet One"

    • @siervoyesclavodecristoreve7420
      @siervoyesclavodecristoreve7420 13 days ago

      You really don't know? It's not an alien spacecraft or anything like that! It's a "Long Rock."
      That mysterious unusual force he refers to is the hand of my beloved Almighty Father, Eternal God and only true Creator and Savior.
      Why do I say this?
      Because the Most High, Eternal God and the only true God, Creator and Savior, revealed it to me.
      I have seen it, and it has that form, and it is the same image that I tried to find the closest match to describe my testimony.
      Apparently, there will be great destruction, because in another passage of the dream in which it was revealed to me, I could see great destruction and fire everywhere.
      Four different scenarios were revealed to me on Earth, and I have left a testimony of it on RUclips on December 6, 2022.
      And the Most High is a witness and guarantor that what I say here and leave testimony in words is faithful and true.
      It may also be a sign that something of great magnitude will happen on Earth due to a war or bombs.
      It was not revealed to me in detail because if that long rock hits the Earth I think it would be completely destroyed.
      I don't know.
      I only know that if it weren't for the sake of the elect, no one would be saved, but because of the elect, time will be shortened.
      Always in Jesus Christ my love and my heart, my good Shepherd and my Savior.

    • @craigkierulff
      @craigkierulff 13 days ago

      ​@@siervoyesclavodecristoreve7420It looks like a Russet potato
      to me.😮🎉

  • @captainnutzlos3816
    @captainnutzlos3816 15 days ago +5

    No problem, if they get our television 💩 they go away very quick 😊

  • @mr.duckplucker5353
    @mr.duckplucker5353 15 days ago +6

    Looks like a giant baked potato 🥔, just saying. 😂😂😂

  • @Some_Cat_
    @Some_Cat_ 14 days ago +1

    Looks like it could hit Mars going by that animation. Can't we send something into orbit in time for the fly-by so we can see it up close?

  • @SleepyOx2023
    @SleepyOx2023 14 days ago +1

    I would love to imagine it's history, what it's experienced and for how long.

  • @WallE58
    @WallE58 15 days ago +11

    It will slow down on its own

    • @dumitrulangham1721
      @dumitrulangham1721 15 days ago

      Who’s knows if does then we will know this is no ordinary object! Asteroids and comets don’t just slow down

    • @WallE58
      @WallE58 15 days ago

      ​@@dumitrulangham1721the last one slowed down and changed directions it seeyto me that something is happening after the government started talking about UFOs more

  • @ClearSkies-qw8bv
    @ClearSkies-qw8bv 12 days ago +3

    There is no plan B for Earth if an impact trajectory was ever calculated. So, enjoy your time on planet earth and please, be nice to each other. End all the Wars and seek solace. You never know we might all get along if we knew our days were numbered?

    • @cy8685
      @cy8685 12 days ago

      Wrong. If we knew our days were numbered the planet would turn into a savage dystopian wasteland, with everyone looking out for themselves. There would be no law and order, and no resemblance to a civilized society.

  • @JackRainfield
    @JackRainfield 15 days ago +4

    But the new one looks like it comes very close to Mars. So if it hit Mars wouldn't that put Earth at risk again?

  • @Doug-c4r
    @Doug-c4r 15 days ago +1

    Keep up the good work

  • @QUEUK-j8i
    @QUEUK-j8i 14 days ago +1

    It would be interesting to know if they are all coming from the same direction from the original point, if so we could be in big trouble, they might be a lot more on the way if a distant star has exploded and sent a lot of asteroids towards our solor system, that's if they arnt comon as well

  • @ZaidMuller
    @ZaidMuller 15 days ago +5

    I hope that it's the Vulcans

  • @AricZomp
    @AricZomp 15 days ago +24

    Oma. Was a scout .. this one is a bit different

    • @DypoMage
      @DypoMage 15 days ago +4

      yeah, this one is the payload

    • @Bynk333
      @Bynk333 15 days ago +2

      Its the Finalist, Silver surfer.

    • @jaygee850
      @jaygee850 15 days ago +1

      Chilling outlook

    • @ymidnightblue9543
      @ymidnightblue9543 15 days ago

      They have plenty of time to get a selfy

    • @timesupea
      @timesupea 15 days ago +4

      They are coming to harvest, don't get on the ships

  • @andrewdorie
    @andrewdorie 15 days ago +5

    Come on. By this point, Im thinking we should look for evidence of non gravitational acceleration before the video gets to that point. Wasn’t Oumuamua also tumbling? Isn’t that important in such a discussion of its behavior? Wouldn’t that tumbling motion affect its capacity to accelerate from the water to gas sublimation process?
    BTW: years ago, I worked in a cigar room in an old school steakhouse. Oumuamua looks like a turd. Or a blunt, I guess.

    • @Dooguk
      @Dooguk 15 days ago +2

      How fast or slow it tumbled would make a difference.

  • @scottpeterson7500
    @scottpeterson7500 13 days ago +1

    Anyone else going to reread Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C Clarke? A true Classic

  • @vincentbifano
    @vincentbifano 14 days ago +1

    Arthur C. Clark and Gentry Lee nailed this in The Rama Sequel Trilogy.

  • @robertlee3778
    @robertlee3778 15 days ago +11

    looks like it will hit mars ...

    • @MrAuswest
      @MrAuswest 15 days ago +1

      Multiply the dimensions of the graphic by about a billion but keep the size of Mars and 3I/Atlas pretty much the same to get a better idea of distances. There will be thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, of kms between them at perigee.

    • @MuppetsSh0w
      @MuppetsSh0w 14 days ago +2

      30 million kilometers in between objects doesn't really qualify as them hitting each other

  • @kenforss3360
    @kenforss3360 15 days ago +9

    …or maybe Rama☝️

  • @diogeneskoolaid8437
    @diogeneskoolaid8437 15 days ago +6

    maybe it's Rama

    • @nsinsi8799
      @nsinsi8799 15 days ago

      Isn't that some kind of soup

    • @jeromekutter3639
      @jeromekutter3639 15 days ago

      What a stupid bunch of comments but a few of us know Rama and what it portends..

  • @captaincapitalism264
    @captaincapitalism264 14 days ago +1

    I like the theories posted here about these 3 things not being coincidence, but evidence that our solar system (galaxy?) is passing through an ancient debris field...and these are just the leading edge objects...😶

  • @Dragonmist1
    @Dragonmist1 14 days ago +1

    I hope they try and get a long-distance probe attached to it if it comes close enough 🙏

  • @noneofyourbusiness73
    @noneofyourbusiness73 15 days ago +5

    another oblong object? weird

    • @unskilled822
      @unskilled822 11 days ago

      its an ancient civilization throwing whats left of planets once filled with life who were ruled by low intelligence beings that sent signals into deep space, they are leaving a trail of corpses for us to be scared just like vlad the impaler did at the borders of his domains lol